From the daily archives: Sunday, May 27, 2007
1,800 coalbed methane wells and 200 conventional gas wells were just approved by the BLM. See story in the Billings Gazette.
The wells approved last week are in addition to 2,780 conventional gas wells previously approved by the BLM in south-central Wyoming. An additional 10,190 wells are pending approval. [!!]
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